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Sose Year 9 Term 3 Assignment
Sose War

On Active Service

By

John Harold Falconer

Dedicated to

“My Loved Ones at Home”

Queensland, Australia

15th Oct. 1916

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Index

Chapter I In Australia

Poem And That’s Australia

Chapter II On board H.M.T Ceramie

Chapter III Egypt

Chapter IV Into the unknown future

Chapter V Gallipoli

Poem For Love and Empire

Chapter VI On board S.S. Canada

Chapter VII Furlough camp again
Chapter VIII The evacuation

Chapter IX On Lemnos Island

Chapter X Egypt (continued)

Chapter XI France

Chapter XII Modern Warfare

Poem Gone

Chapter XIII Reflections

Poem

PREFACE

Belgium, 15th October 1916

In this booklet I am trying to convey to my readers some of the experiences, sights and emotions, which have been my lot to pass through, during the time I was sergeant in the Australian Infantry.

I am not or do not profess to be a writer of any merit, so I hope my readers will overlook the mistakes in composition etc and understand that this booklet is only intended to brighten, and in some measure bring my Father, Brother, and myself closer to our home folk.

It is not a geography of any of the countries my experiences will be about. In fact, I don’t intend saying nothing else, other than the names of the countries and a few towns which I sincerely hope the censor will pardon my mentioning and overlook them.

CHAPTER I
"IN AUSTRALIA"
I was standing on the high cliffs one Saturday afternoon in November 1914 which surrounds the forts of South Head, Sydney Harbour, looking down at the picturesque sight of an 18 ft sailing race. Intermingled with

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